The Charity Charge Show
Hosted by Charity Charge founder Stephen Garten, our podcast spotlights nonprofit executives, social impact innovators, and community leaders driving real impact across the country.
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Deborah Wondercheck didn’t start the Arts and Learning Conservatory(ALC) because she thought it was a good idea. She started it because she’d lived the alternative, and she knew exactly what kids lose when the arts get cut. Today, ALC serves roughly 3,700 students annually across nearly 50 schools in Southern California. Since 2004, more than […]
Stepping into a CFO role inside a nonprofit isn’t just about managing numbers. It’s about translating complexity, building trust, and helping organizations make smarter decisions in real time. On this episode of the Charity Charge Show, host Grayson Harris sits down with Jessica McLean, CFO of the American Staffing Association (ASA). Jessica shares what it’s […]
Running a nonprofit that serves 1.5 million people across 1,400 sites is hard enough in a stable environment. Doing it while federal program funding is under threat, the economy is unpredictable, and your brand is under-recognized outside the disability community is a different challenge entirely. Kendra Davenport has been Easterseals’ President and CEO since 2022. […]
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Deborah Wondercheck didn’t start the Arts and Learning Conservatory(ALC) because she thought it was a good idea. She started it because she’d lived the alternative, and she knew exactly what kids lose when the arts get cut. Today, ALC serves roughly 3,700 students annually across nearly 50 schools in Southern California. Since 2004, more than […]
